Cottage composed of half-timber and plaster, with tiles and stone-slabbed roof, remarkable brick chimneys.
Simple type of brick and tile cottages, pulled down in 1916
Cottages of stone, brick, plaster and thatch
Cottage of timber frame, parge and thatch, dated 1653
Derelict cottages built of stone and stone slate, late 14th century
Tudor cottage of coarse rubble with freestone dressings, roof has been lowered
Illustrates the importance played by roof style
Shows stone slated roofs of cottages in diminishing courses, with swept valleys and stone verges.
Straight headed half dormers with eaves
One storey cottages with typical dormers in roof
Cottages showing stone verges to dormers
Cottage with typical thatched roof, giving distinctive character to dormers
Bay with gable end, reminiscent of earlier work at Montacute, Somerset
Steeply pitched thatched roof, belongs to a type found more normally in Northants
Projecting windows disappeared but type still distinctive